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A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 10, Hackney

Edited by T F T Baker. Hackney was the largest parish transferred to the administrative county of London in 1889, and became a metropolitan borough with over 220,000 inhabitants, before giving its name to a Greater London borough in 1965.

Victoria County History - Middlesex. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1995.

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Table of contents

Title Page(s)
List of illustrations xi-xiii
List of maps xiv
Editorial note xv
Middlesex Victoria County History committee xvi
Classes of Documents in the Public Record Office used xvii
Classes of Documents in the Greater London Record Office used xviii
Note on abbreviations xix-xxi
Ossulstone Hundred: Tower division 1
Hackney: Introduction 1-4
Hackney: Communications 4-10
Hackney: Settlement and Building to c.1800 10-14
Hackney: Building after c.1800 14-18
Hackney: Hackney Village 18-22
Hackney: Mare Street and London Fields 23-28
Hackney: Dalston and Kingsland Road 28-33
Hackney: De Beauvoir Town 33-35
Hackney: Shacklewell 35-38
Hackney: Newington and Stamford Hill 38-44
Hackney: Clapton 44-51
Hackney: Homerton and Hackney Wick 51-59
Hackney: Grove Street and Well Street 59-65
Hackney: Social and Cultural Activities 65-73
Hackney: Miscellaneous Institutions 73-74
Hackney: Manors 75-91
Hackney: Economic History 92-101
Hackney: Local Government 101-107
Hackney: Public services 108-115
Hackney: The Parish Church 115-122
Hackney: List of Churches 122-128
Hackney: Roman Catholicism 128-130
Hackney: Protestant Nonconformity 130-144
Hackney: Other Christian Churches 144-145
Hackney: Judaism 145-148
Hackney: Islam 148
Hackney: Education 148-165
Hackney: Charities for the Poor 166-172
Index: A-J 173-183
Index: K-Z 183-193
Corrigenda to Volumes IV and IX 194